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Original post made by Bystander, Palo Alto High School, on Jun 22, 2011
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a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 22, 2011 at 6:18 pm
The guy is a quitter, just like Sarah Palin.
a resident of Menlo Park
on Jun 22, 2011 at 9:19 pm
He's going to run a clean, above reproach campaign for awhile, build name recognition and respect, take the high road, build organization, contacts and his profile, then drop out to let Mitt take his shot.
John (as they spelled it on the press passes at his announcement) is doing this to pave the way for 2016, when Mitt & Tim are toast, and the assorted freaks of the fringe tea bag party are gone. It will put Jon in better position when the big boys come out to play in 2016 (Thune, Jeb, Daniels, etc..)
Did he really drop out of Paly?
a resident of Southgate
on Jun 22, 2011 at 9:23 pm
Mitt & Tim and the assorted freaks of the fringe tea bag hunt him down,hurry!!!!!!
a resident of Menlo Park
on Jun 23, 2011 at 9:45 am
Does anyone get the campaign videos with the dirt bike?
I'm not (usually) so oblivious, but I don't get it. Like having the announcement at Reagans place, then not having the cameras capture his visage with Lady Liberty, only with a ferry behind his head.
(that's the boat, not the guy who flew USair in blue panties)
a resident of Menlo Park
on Jun 23, 2011 at 9:50 am
The libs' real concern:
"EJ Dionne: Web Link Here are the key questions about Jon Huntsman's presidential candidacy: Is he the American version of David Cameron? And is the Republican Party ready for a Cameron moment?
What does a British prime minister have to do with the 2012 Republican primaries? If Huntsman is lucky, quite a lot. The British Conservative Party chose Cameron as its leader in 2005 because it was sick of losing elections and realized it could no longer present itself as an old, cranky, right-wing party. Cameron was Mr. Nice, Mr. Modern, Mr. Moderate and Mr. New. And now he's in power."
The dude's electable.
Just not in the GOP.
a resident of Leland Manor/Garland Drive
on Jun 23, 2011 at 2:32 pm
FAR too far to the left for me. He is to the left of JFK, the President and party that brought me to be a Democrat, until they moved so far left I became a Republican while not changing my economic views one bit...and now am a conservative.
This guy is unelectable. We know who he is. He won't be the Repub nominee. Too bad I am broke, I would put money on it.
a resident of Menlo Park
on Jun 24, 2011 at 2:01 pm
Two Mormans? They must be going nuts in Iowa.
Ehhhhh, more nuts, that is.
Nope: who's your preferred candidate? My prediction is that Obama wins over any of this field, agree that Huntsman is angling to keep his nose unbloodied for '16.
Obama legalizes same sex marrriage and pot after his 2nd inaugural.
Obama the libertarian.
That'd be a howl.
a resident of Palo Alto High School
on Jun 24, 2011 at 2:26 pm
According to Wiki, he did drop out of Paly: Web Link.
Goes to show that Paly academic performance doesn't determine one's path in life. Wish we could all live by that, but it's not easy.
a resident of Mountain View
on Jan 3, 2012 at 1:10 am
He attended high school in Salt Lake City, Utah. He did not attend Paly.
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Greenhouse and field microplot studies were conducted to compare soybean shoot and root growth responses to root penetration by Heterodera glycines (Hg) and Meloidogyne incognita (Mi) individually and in combination. Soybean cultivars Centennial (resistant to Hg and Mi), Braxton (resistant to Mi, susceptible to Hg), and Coker 237 (susceptible to Hg and Mi) were selected for study. In the greenhouse, pot size and number of plants per pot had no effect on Hg or Mi penetration of Coker 237 roots; root weight was higher in the presence of either nematode species compared with the noninoculated controls. In greenhouse studies using a sand or soil medium, and in field microplot studies, each cultivar was grown with increasing initial population densities (Pi) of Hg or Mi. Interactions between Hg and Mi did not affect early plant growth or number of nematodes penetrating roots. Root penetration was the only response related to Pi. Mi penetration was higher in sand than in soil, and higher in the greenhouse than in the field, whereas Hg penetration was similar under all conditions. At 14 days after planting, more second-stage juveniles were present in roots of susceptible than in roots of resistant plants. Roots continued to lengthen in the greenhouse in the presence of either Mi or Hg regardless of host genotype, but only in the presence of Mi in microplots; otherwise, responses in field and greenhouse studies were similar and differed only in magnitude and variability.
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Golden, A. Morgan
Handoo, Zafar A.
Wehunt, E. J.
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Dolichodorus cobbi n. sp. is described and illustrated from soil around roots of "woods" on the Stanley Farm, Scott County, Arkansas. This species is distinguishable from others of the genus by its short tail projection. It is most closely related to D. marylandicus but differs in having a short tail projection, longer stylet, greater body length, larger c value, and also in position of excretory pore. A limited number of Cobb's original specimens and drawings of D. heterocephalus were examined. A lectotype and paralectotype were designated to establish the taxonomic base for the genus. Cobb's original modified labeled drawing of D. heterocephalus is also included. Morphometric data on D. heterocephalus from the type locality and several other populations are given. Some variations in female tail shape, body length, and stylet length were noted.
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Vecchia, P. T. Della
Ferreira, P. E.
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With methods developed in this study, varietal responses to M. javanica were evaluated and heritability of resistance of two promising carrot cultivars was estimated. More egg masses were found on root systems inoculated with eggs added to the soil in three holes in 250 cm³ cups than by mixing the inoculum with soil in the cups. A resistant breeding line, CNPH 1437, was discriminated from susceptible cultivar Nova Kuroda with inoculum levels higher than 2,000 eggs per cup. Greenhouse and field results suggested that cultivars Nantes Superior and Shin Kuroda were susceptible, Kuronan was somewhat tolerant, and Brasilia and Tropical were resistant to M. javanica. Nantes Superior or Shin Kuroda yielded less in carbofuran-treated soil (3 kg a.i./ha) than Kuronan, Brasilia, and Tropical did in nontreated soil. However, incorporation of the nematicide greatly increased yields of Kuronan (32%), Brasilia (62%), and Tropical (91%). Primary root galling at the seedling stage was an adequate parameter for resistance evaluation. Estimated heritability were 0.48 ± 0.07 for primary root galling and 0.35 ± 0.08 for egg mass production in Brasilia, and 0.16 ± 0.11 for primary root galling and 0.31 ± 0.09 for egg mass production in Kuronan.
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Thecavermiculatus carolynae n. sp. from the Pacific coastal area of California is described from female, male, and juvenile (J2) specimens reared on Festuca megalura Nutt. in the greenhouse. Differences between females of T. carolynae and those of its closest relative, T. gracililancea Robbins, 1978, include shorter stylet, shorter length, and lesser length of the vulval slit. Of these two species, males have been found only for T. carolynae. The habitats of the two species are vastly different: T. gracililancea has been found only in shallow clay soil near hilltops in an area subject to high summer temperatures where the soil becomes brick-like during the summer; T. carolynae has been found only in deep sandy soil of a creek bottom subject to cool summer temperatures where the soil remains moist.
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Schmitt, D. P.
Barker, K. R.
Journal of Nematology
The population dynamics of Heterodera glycines as influenced by alachlor, fenamiphos, and ethoprop alone and in herbicide-nematicide combinations were studied in the field. Numbers of H. glycines juveniles and eggs were higher at midseason and harvest where nematicides were applied. Fenamiphos alone or in combination with alachlor provided better control of H. glycines and greater seed yields than treatments with ethoprop. Numbers of H. glycines eggs at harvest in 1980 were positively correlated with numbers of juveniles at planting in 1981 and negatively related to seed yield in 1981.
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Changes in the volumes of second-stage juveniles of Meloidogyne incognita were monitored in aqueous solutions of polyethylene glycol supplemented with dilute balanced salts. At key points within a 48-hour cycle of fluctuating water potential, nematodes were placed under hypoxic conditions or exposed to the respiratory inhibitor, sodium cyanide, to detect any respiration-dependent process that regulates volume. Aerobic respiratory arrest at -500 kPa induced pronounced water loss, lateral and dorsoventral collapse of the body wall, and abnormal failure to shorten longitudinally. Durations of hypoxia that were innocuous in dilute solutions were lethal during 500 kPa increases and decreases in water potential; the same water potential changes under aerobic conditions had no effect on viability. Data are consistent with the hypothesis that respiration is essential to survive water potential changes.
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Nickle, William R.
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Red pines Pinus resinosa in Garrett and Allegany counties, Maryland, were examined during 1982-84 to determine distribution of the pinewood nematode, Bursaphelenchus xylophilus, within and among trees. Approximately 25-year-old (younger) and 47-year-old (older) trees were subdivided into the following categories: 1) trees with mostly green needles; 2) trees with mostly reddish-brown needles; 3) trees lacking needles but with bark intact; 4) trees lacking both needles and bark; and 5) trees with chlorotic, bleached-green needles. Bursaphelenchus xylophilus was found infecting 68% of younger red pines and 77% of older red pines. Nematodes were not evenly distributed in trees within any given tree decadence category or in trees of the same age. Nematodes were recovered from 20% of wood samples from trunks and primary and secondary branches in younger pines and from 15 % of older red pines. On the basis of tree decadence category, the highest incidence of infection in younger trees (31%) was in bleached-green needled trees (category 5), whereas in older trees the highest infection (25%) occurred in green needled trees (category 1). At both sites trunks were infected more often than branches.
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Jacobsen, B. J.
Noel, G. R.
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Soybean cyst nematode resistant 'Fayette' and susceptible 'Williams 79' soybeans (Glycine max) and resistant 'WIS (RRR) 36' and susceptible 'Eagle' snap beans (Phaseolus vulgaris) were used in determining the effects of host and temperature on the development, female production, sex ratios, and host response to Heterodera glycines. Temperatures were maintained constant at 16, 20, 24, 28, and 32 C using water-filled tanks. The most rapid development and greatest female production occurred between 20 and 28 C. The equation DS = 5(10⁻⁶)x²y² - 3(10⁻⁴)x²y - 2.8(10⁻³)x² - 1.94(10⁻²)y² + 0.4288x + 1.0220y - 12.7185, where DS = developmental stage, X = time, and Y = temperature, predicted the developmental stage of the nematode and accounted for 84% of the variation. Male : female ratios did not differ within this range and were generally less than one. At all temperatures the resistant soybean produced the greatest number of necrotic responses to H. glycines infection, followed by the resistant snap bean. The susceptible soybean and snap bean produced the fewest necrotic responses.
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Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) was used to compare juvenile cephalic morphology of the five described races of Heterodera glycines. Races 1, 2, 3, and 4 were obtained in the United States and race 5 was obtained from Japan. Differences in the gross morphology o f labial discs; ventral, dorsal and lateral lips; amphidial apertures; and fissures on the labial disc o f some specimens were observed. There was considerable interracial and intraracial variation which precluded separation o f juveniles of H. glycines races by SEM.
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Meloidogyne christiei n. sp. is described and illustrated from turkey oak (Quercus laevis) in Sanlando Park, Altamonte Springs, Florida. This new nematode species has a distinctive perineal pattern commonly with a high, squarish arch and coarse broken striae which tend to diverge at various angles, especially in and above the anal area. Female labial disc is indented, forming four points or prongs, unlike other species. Eggs are deposited inside the gall in a tubular, coiled manner. Vaginal muscles are exceptionally prominent and dense. SEM observations provided further detail of the perineal pattern and details of the head of females, males, and second-stage juveniles. Galls on the root commonly occur singly, but sometimes in small clusters, and appear as discrete nodules on the side of the root and without adjacent swelling. In general, only one female is found in each gall but occasionally two are present. In greenhouse tests, citrus, tobacco, cotton, pepper, watermelon, peanut, and tomato were not hosts. This nematode occurs throughout central Florida commonly on Q. laevis, the only known host.
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Caenorhabditis elegans and Panagrellus redivivus were investigated for surface carbohydrates using fluorescent-labelled and ferritin-labelled lectins. Rhodamine-labelled Concanavalin A was specifically located in the cephalic region of both species. Rhodamine-labelled wheat germ agglutinin was located over the entire cuticle of P. redivivus but was absent on C. elegans. Rhodamine-labelled peanut agglutinin and Limax flavus agglutinin did not label nematodes of either species. Galactose and sialic acid were not detected on either species, whereas mannose-glucose residues were specifically localized in the head areas of both species. No detectable N-acetylglucosamine occurred on C. elegans, but it was evenly distributed over the cuticle surface of P. redivivus.
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Dear OC Pole Fitness students
We regret to inform you that at the end of this month, October 2015, we will be closing our doors permanently. Our lease at the Aliso Viejo Town Center location is up and due to a variety of circumstances we have decided not to renew or relocate. It has been a pleasure to meet every one of you that has come through our doors over the past few years. It has been a joy to get to know you all and watch you progress in strength and confidence over the years as you have developed your aerial arts. We will keep you posted as to where each of our instructors will be continuing to teach if you would like to continue to train with them. As a thank you to all of our members that have made OC Pole Fitness their home we would like to invite you to bring a friend or family member for free throughout this final month. Guest students must still be registered in advance for classes so please call or email the studio to reserve a spot in class for your guest.
On Saturday, October 24th, please join us for our final annual OC Pole Fitness Pole-O-Ween party as we say farewell to our studio. Come raise a glass in remembrance of all the good times! There will be student and instructor performances as well open pole and aerial time should you choose to dance your farewell to our beloved studio.
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On tonight's (Dec. 11) elimination episode of 'The Voice,' Blake Shelton's team, featuring Cassadee Pope and Terry McDermott, remained in tact. Both Pope and McDermott are moving on to next week's finals, doubling the country star's chances of being the show's winning coach for a second season in a row. Shelton could make 'The Voice' history and he's gunning for it.
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The Laboratory Fellows' organization was established in 1981 and is made up of technical staff members who have been appointed by the Laboratory Director to the rank of Fellow in recognition of sustained outstanding contributions and exceptional promise for continued professional achievement. The Fellows are limited to two percent of the technical staff.
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Adding to evidence that "high-volume" specialty care in busy teaching hospitals leads to efficiencies unavailable in community hospitals, a new study by Johns Hopkins researchers finds that patients undergoing repair of traumatic eye socket injuries at its busy academic medical center fared just as well at far less cost than those treated at all other Maryland hospitals.
The study's findings, the researchers say, suggest that major cost savings can be had from economies of scale such as utilization of supplies, spending less time in the operating room and potentially from more streamlined pre- and post-operative processes when patients seek eye trauma care at a hospital that specializes in those procedures.
"The presumption has always been that treatment at teaching hospitals is inherently more expensive given the specialized care they provide and the costs of their graduate medical education responsibilities. However, somewhat counter-intuitively, our research shows it's actually significantly less expensive and just as effective to treat these types of injuries at academic medical centers," says Michael P. Grant, M.D., Ph.D., director of the Eye and Orbital Trauma Center at the Wilmer Eye Institute at Johns Hopkins. "The cost of health care is on everyone's minds. Maybe a good way to save money and stretch our health care dollars would be to direct even more patients to the specialists who frequently treat these injuries."
Grant led the study published in the December issue of the journal Ophthalmology.
In the study, the researchers analyzed the records of 499 patients who underwent orbital reconstruction at 22 Maryland hospitals between 2004 and 2009. Almost half of the patients (248) received care at the state's designated eye trauma center at Wilmer, 86 were treated in other parts of Johns Hopkins Medicine and 165 patients were spread out among 21 other Maryland hospitals.
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DetailsThis four-level 4-bedroom, 4.5-bath deluxe townhome features an open living area with an additional den/family room, and is only four blocks to the Silver Queen Gondola and downtown Aspen.
The top-floor master suite features a King-size bed, air conditioning, a walk-in closet, flatscreen TV, a Sony DVD player, a JVC stereo with CD, wireless internet and a telephone. The master bathroom features double vanities, a steam shower and jetted tub, and a steamer/heat lamp. The 2nd floor living area features a family room/den with a flat screen TV, wraparound sofa, an HP Office Jet All-In-One printer/copier, wireless internet and a powder room.
The main living area features a 6-person sectional sofa, air conditioning, a wood-burning fireplace, flat screen TV with a Sony DVD player, a Sony component stereo with a 5-disc CD changer, a Bose IPod station, a window sitting area, a formal dining area that seats eight people, and a deck with a large back yard and a Weber barbecue grill.
The first (ground) floor features two bedrooms, each with its own full bathroom with a shower and a heat lamp. Bedding is queen (2nd guest) and two full beds (3rd guest). There is also a spacious mud/entry area and a full laundry room with a washer, dryer and basin.
The basement-level features the guest master suite, which has it's own entry and guest master bathroom with marble countertops, a steam shower, dual vanities, and a jetted tub. The guest master also features a flats creen TV and DVD player, and a full-size pullout sofa that can accommodate two more guest, for a total of 10! Other amenities include free on-site parking, free Aspen airport transfers, and free privileges to the Aspen Club & Spa.
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How much have the TNG theatrical events grossed?
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I hope well enough that they'll keep doing them. Best of Both Worlds was my first one, and I kept thinking how cool it would be if "All Good Things..." got the same treatment.
Same here. The season 1 and 2 episodes just didn't inspire me to go see them. This one was definitely worth it though!
Definitely agree with you that All Good Things needs this treatment! Beyond that, I'm on a wait and see basis for seasons 4, 5 and 6.
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Fifty Shades of Grey Twitchy Palm Spanking Paddle
Average customer review: Average customer review 9 out of 10 (48 reviews) Add your review
Soft padded satin and firm faux leather offer dual sensation when using this elegant spanker. Start gently with the silky satin to awaken your flesh before building sensation to firmer, sharper spanks with the faux leather side for intensified play.
Only: £24.99
Product Description
Soft padded satin and firm faux leather offer dual sensation when using this elegant spanker. Start gently with the silky satin to awaken your flesh before building sensation to firmer, sharper spanks with the faux leather side for intensified play.
"Do you want me to spank you, Anastasia?"
"Yes." My voice is a hoarse whisper. Suddenly there are butterflies in my stomach. Perhaps this is what I need... this is what I have been missing. I surrender myself to his rhythm, absorbing each blow, savouring each one. - Ana Steele and Christian Grey
Ergonomically shaped to behave as a natural extension to your own twitchy palm, this sophisticated spanking paddle helps you to naturally slip into your dominant persona. Place the hanging loop around your wrist and enjoy the easy motion of lightly spanking, twisting the paddle to experiment with different levels of sensation.
Beneath the silver satin is a cushion of neoprene to diffuse the impact of each hit for a softer, more sensual spank. In contrast, the faux leather side is firm to the touch and has a sharper sting to its swing for a deeper, more resonant hit.
Start off slowly by stroking the satin over the skin, building up pressure for firmer spanks. Soothe the skin with a soft touch before introducing the faux leather side, taking time to caress between each hit for maximum sensation.
Part of the Fifty Shades of Grey The Official Pleasure Collection approved by author E L James, this spanking paddle is the ideal erotic gift for fans of the trilogy.
Key Features:
- Ergonomic spanking paddle for titillating sensory play
- Suitable for beginners through to advanced users
- Vary the strokes to tailor your partner's experience
- Perfect teamed with a blindfold and handcuffs
- Dual sided for custom stimulation
How it feels
- Material: Padded
- Contains latex: No
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With dual sensations of leather and smooth satin, the Twitchy Palm Spanking Paddle is the perfect tool to teach your lover a lesson. Part of the Fifty Shades of Grey The Official Pleasure Collection approved by author E L James. Supplied with a Fifty Shades of Grey storage bag, the Twitchy Palm Spanking Paddle is the ideal erotic gift for fans of the trilogy.
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Fifty Shades of Grey Twitchy Palm Spanking Paddle 9 out of 10 (48 reviews) Write your own reviewOrder by:
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Ooh yes Sir
Reviewed: 02 October 2015 by mummymermaid, a Straight Engaged Female
My partner got this as part of a deal when he bought me some sexy spanking knickers. He was very pleased with himself for savvy shopping and encouraged me to have a lovely relaxing pamper in the bath as long as I dressed in what he had laid out on the bed afterwards, not surprisingly all that was on the bed was this paddle and a pair of spanking knickers!
Wow. This was intense, nothing like my rubber flogger. I loved the fact it was two-sided, the soft satin still made an impact without the sting, the leather side bites! I enjoyed both sides more than I thought I would, the only thing that put me off was that it's very noisy - I was worried we would wake the house up so used the soft satin side mainly as that is slightly quieter.
My partner really enjoyed using this on me, I have to say I liked it lots too!
- Pros
- The look. The two different textures.
- Cons
- Noisy slapping sound.
- Bottom line
- Very kinky lots of fun.
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Naughty girl
Reviewed: 04 September 2015 by Maximus Living, a Straight Married Male
This is such a nice addition to our collection! It is simple and no batteries are required - just a skilled hand and an inviting bum.
There are 2 different surfaces. One is silky and makes a softer impact and is also good for smoothly running along the body as a tease. The other looks like faux leather and can hurt more than the silky side.
The length of the handle and the size of the paddle is perfect, giving the user full control over the power of impact.
It looks good, feels good and has become an all-over body tease for us. Highly recommended!
- Pros
- Two sided, surfaces.
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- A great addition for teasing and controlling that naughty partner.
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Reviewed: 25 August 2015 by ENH, a Straight Going Steady Female
I got this free as part of a deal and I am so pleased I did. As always, it came very discreetly packaged in a plain Jiffy bag, and it was super quick delivery.
Myself and my OH have a few bondage bits, but in no way are we bondage connoisseurs, so when we got this we were thinking "we'll definitely use it but who knows?".
To start with, this looks really nice, with the black leather side and the grey/silver satin side, it really looks like a nice piece of equipment. As well as this it is really well made, the stitching is really secure and we've used it a few times now and there no signs of wear at all so I get the impression this will be a lasting piece of equipment.
I like the sensation of being spanked but my OH can be a bit tentative sometimes. This completely eliminates this issue. The satin side lets you know it's there, but doesn't really hurt as such. A great warm up. Then the leather side can really pack a punch, it bites. Love the fact that you can gradually work up in terms of pain (and pleasure).
Overall a really good product and I wouldn't hesitate to pay full price for this.
- Pros
- Looks good, good quality, varying degrees of .
- Cons
- Nothing.
- Bottom line
- Amazing product, can't recommend this highly enough.
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Guadalajara Original GrillMarch 23Mexican • Tucson, United States
They serve fresh salsa at the table. And you should order a LOT. It's amazing. They will even make an extra hot if you request it.
They serve fresh salsa at the table. And you should order a LOT. It's amazing. They will even make an extra hot if you request it.
If you like the Sonoran desert this park is worth the visit. Take the scenic 9 mile drive for $10 with lots of lookout points and trailheads. Remember tons of water as you can't refill inside.
Good deep pan pizza slices. Add extra toppings to the slices they have on display.
I had a pulled pork burger that was really tasty (love that they use vinegar in their BBQ sauce). The fries however were boring and seemed like they came straight from the frost box.
They have an amazing Irish coffee with bourgogne infused sjippes cream and a touch of Laphroig, giving the drink a subtle smoked flavor. Awesome. Oh, and the food is really yummi too :-)
Really cozy alternative to the big tourist boats. The motor is electric - charged with solar power. So you go slow but eco-friendly.
The view from the balcony is great. The drinks are not that expensive. 6 euro for a really nice margarita. And the place attracts a cool crowd - a little to the posh side.
This place is genuine Italian. Their pasta is homemade, the service is great and everything is just as it should be. I had octopus for starters and ravioli with pork for my main. Both were great.
Undskyld. Undskyld. Vi skal nok lade være med at spørge om tape igen. Undskyld.
Great hostel. It's clean and the people know what they are doing. They have an awesome selection of home-infused gin in the bar. And their food is cheap and quiet good.
Their new bakery is SO much better than the old one. And if you're into "Romkugler" I can most definately recommend the ones they have here.
Their service could be better. A little lazy at times. But coffee is good and it's a great place to pull out your laptop and get some work done when your own office is too busy.
Good selection. And awesome service.
This is as close as it gets to a real Berliner Döner. Plenty of meat and good bread. Plus it's pretty cheap.
Get an appetizer platter for lunch. It's super. Oh, and do try their lemonade while you're at it.
Their wholeweat sourdough looks so yummy. Alas it is to dense for my taste buds. I would go with their pumpernickel instead.
Good burger. Mega kid friendly with tons of toys. But stay away from their milkshakes. Or at least ask them to put enough ice cream in it. The milkshakes are usually super thin.
Good stuff. Had the hot pot with King crab. A very odd dish... But very tasty indeed :)
Try their sandwiches instead of the pizzas. Much better - and really good. And remember cash. This is one of the few places in CPH that doesn't accept any cards.
Really good selection of NNo7, Ralph Lauren and other causam wear. And really awesome service.


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Buca di BeppoJuni 25Italienisch • Atlantic City, USA
Try their spaghetti with homemade marinara sauce. The Eggplant Parmigiana is awesome! Vegetarian menu and soup are also available.
Kaohsiung City, Taiwan81 Tipps
Kinos22 Tipps
Coffee Shops24 Tipps
Try their spaghetti with homemade marinara sauce. The Eggplant Parmigiana is awesome! Vegetarian menu and soup are also available.
Free shuttle bus could pick you up 1750 at the Shilin MRT station. Don't forget to hop on the same bus before 2110 in front of the restaurant
If you like to be close and fill your field of vision, row G in the IMAX theatre is the better choice as center seating falls on 16-17. Otherwise row H- I can provide the more wide-scoping composition
This is probably the most friendly Starbucks I've ever been to. With knowledgeable clerks carrying warm smiles all the time, you could find a perfect balance btwn. profession and coziness.
Other halls are relatively smaller but still provide upscale screening and sounds effects comparing with other 200-seat cinema in the area. Hall 5 & 6 are more preferable while seating at row 7-9.
A is the largest hall w/ 400 plus seats but the screen apparently doesn't follow. (Row 5-6 if necessary). View might be blocked siting at A, 8, 10, 11, 12, 13. Hall 7 is the best option among all 13.
Best Interstellar 70mm IMAX cinema in town. Christopher Nolan's masterpiece fills the biggest IMAX screen from top to bottom. Row J is the top seat (w/ best sounds) to fully appreciate this spectacle.
People who are in a hurry transferring from the orange line to the blue one should take the stairs than the escalator. It'll lead you directly to the platform level
開出史上最高獨得頭彩的獎券行。2012年7月30日槓龜卅二期的威力彩15.65億頭獎由1人獨得,第一區中獎號碼為03、10 、18、24、29、37;第二區中獎號碼為7。
Looking for 4DX? Hall 2 gratifies your five-senses cinematic fancy. Top Seat #7, 8, 9, 10 on row D & E, and row F follows it.
Take the stairs at platform 11 to the MRT. Don't listen to others.
Come up before 9 in the morning and get out before 2 in the afternoon to avoid traffic jam. A huge line stock on the road at noon time
Juicy roast chicken and flavored drumsticks make a great combo. The fries are not so impressive.
大推店長 Annio!走在時代尖端的的設計師,正到看不出是兩個孩子的辣媽。技術高超到能在談笑風生中幫你塑造出自己喜歡的造型,相當愉快的剪髮經驗。在尋找理想的設計師的可以試試看!店家不時會推出粉絲團 QR Code 優惠。
BARCO 4K cinema projectors in hall 1 and 8 (located on B2F and 5Fl.) along with 7.1 Dolby digital make them top-notch cinemas in Kaohsiung. Overall great choices besides Sony 4K at Cinemark hall 9
As a freestanding Starbucks store, Neihu Minquan is the first LEED Certified project in Taiwan through the Starbucks CI Volume Build Program.


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The Jeep Grand Cherokee is available with three engines, two transmissions, and five drivetrain configurations. Standard on the Grand Cherokee is a 3.6-liter Pentastar V-6 that produces 290 hp and 260 lb-ft of torque, bolted to a five-speed automatic transmission. Optional is a 5.7-liter Hemi V-8 that produces 360 hp and 390 lb-ft of torque when bolted to its six-speed automatic transmission. Grand Cherokee SRT8s get a 6.4-liter V-8 good for 470 hp and 465 lb-ft of torque, bolted to a five-speed automatic. The Grand Cherokee comes standard with rear-wheel drive, while all-wheel drive and four-wheel drive are available. The Grand Cherokee SRT8 gets a performance-oriented all-wheel-drive system.
Inside, the 2012 Jeep Grand Cherokee seats five comfortably in available leather seating, with many soft-touch materials, and tech features you'd expect in a more expensive SUV. Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8s get a performance-oriented interior layout.


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Consenting options for posthumous organ donation: presumed consent and incentives are not favored
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1 Clinical Studies and Empirical Ethics Department, King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre, P O Box # 3354 (MBC 03), Riyadh, 11211, Saudi Arabia
2 Alfaisal University college of Medicine, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
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BMC Medical Ethics 2012, 13:32 doi:10.1186/1472-6939-13-32Published: 22 November 2012
Posthumous organ procurement is hindered by the consenting process. Several consenting systems have been proposed. There is limited information on public relative attitudes towards various consenting systems, especially in Middle Eastern/Islamic countries.
We surveyed 698 Saudi Adults attending outpatient clinics at a tertiary care hospital. Preference and perception of norm regarding consenting options for posthumous organ donation were explored. Participants ranked (1, most agreeable) the following, randomly-presented, options from 1 to 11: no-organ-donation, presumed consent, informed consent by donor-only, informed consent by donor-or-surrogate, and mandatory choice; the last three options ± medical or financial incentive.
Mean(SD) age was 32(9) year, 27% were males, 50% were patients' companions, 60% had ≥ college education, and 20% and 32%, respectively, knew an organ donor or recipient. Mandated choice was among the top three choices for preference of 54% of respondents, with an overall median[25%,75%] ranking score of 3[2,6], and was preferred over donor-or-surrogate informed consent (4[2,7], p < 0.001), donor-only informed consent (5[3,7], p < 0.001), and presumed consent (7[3,10], p < 0.001). The addition of a financial or medical incentive, respectively, reduced ranking of mandated choice to 7[4,9], p < 0.001, and 5[3,8], p < 0.001; for donor-or-surrogate informed consent to 7[5,9], p < 0.001, and 5[3,7], p = 0.004; and for donor-only informed consent to 8[6,10], p < 0.001, and 5[3,7], p = 0.56. Distribution of ranking score of perception of norm and preference were similar except for no-organ donation (11[7,11] vs. 11[6,11], respectively, p = 0.002). Compared to females, males more perceived donor-or-surrogate informed consent as the norm (3[1,6] vs. 5[3,7], p < 0.001), more preferred mandated choice with financial incentive option (6[3,8] vs. 8[4,9], p < 0.001), and less preferred mandated choice with medical incentive option (7[4,9] vs. 5[2,7], p < 0.001). There was no association between consenting options ranking scores and age, health status, education level, or knowing an organ donor or recipient.
We conclude that: 1) most respondents were in favor of posthumous organ donation, 2) mandated choice system was the most preferred and presumed consent system was the least preferred, 3) there was no difference between preference and perception of norm in consenting systems ranking, and 4) financial (especially in females) and medical (especially in males) incentives reduced preference.


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Skip Braver serves as the President and Chief Executive Officer at Cigarette Racing Team, LLC. Mr. Braver holds a BA Degree from University of Denver.
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